General McAuliffe to be buried with honors at Arlington
Gen. Anthony McAuliffe, famed for his Nuts reply at Bastogne, died at Walter Reed of leukemia aged 77 and will be laid to rest today with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. He served 38 years in the U.S. Army and later worked for American Cyanamid before retiring in 1963.
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West Point
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American Cyanamid Co
New York
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Mediator proposes two year raise plan to end BC paper strike
A special mediator suggests a plan giving an 80 cent per hour rise in year one of a two year contract plus a cost of living allowance to resolve a four week pulp and paper industry strike in British Columbia. Unions demand 1 50 hourly increase and employers cite declining productivity. Justice Hutcheon proposed the initial 80 cent raise and 24 cent cost of living addition.
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International Woodworkers of America
Provincial Supreme Court
Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Three States
Savage winds tore through Missouri Pennsylvania and New York injuring at least three people. In Mount Vernon Missouri the Lawrence County Nursing Home wing suffered heavy damage and a patient was treated for cuts. Hamburg New York saw two injuries as winds toppled trailers and knocked down power lines. Pittsburgh area faced outages and one inch hail during the evening rush.
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New York State
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Cox Medical Center
Springfield
Buffalo
N.Y
Hamburg
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Fairgrounds
McKinley Parkway
New York
Pittsburgh
Firefighters push to contain six day brush fire near Los Angeles
Fire crews from the Forest Service state forestry and county fire departments battled a six day brush fire in Angeles National Forest. Night operations used night vision gear with helicopters dropping water and retardants. The blaze blackened 6330 acres with winds 20 mph gusts and humidity 13 percent as temperatures rose. Two firefighters were hospitalized. Wayne E Chapman 19 of Saugus was arraigned on arson charges connected to the blaze. A separate 400 acre brush fire burned near Arrowhead Springs Hotel in San Bernardino National Forest 75 miles east of the main fire.
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Los Angeles
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Hoover Dam
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Wyoming
Pacoima Resevoir
Ed Waldapfel
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San Bernardino National Forest
Arrowhead Springs
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Balloon flight yields possible magnetic monopole discovery
Berkeley scientists report a two day balloon ascent to 130000 feet above Sioux City Iowa may reveal a magnetic monopole the long sought one pole elementary particle. Confirmation could take years but would open new matter energy realms and enable higher energy accelerators compact motors cancer therapies and new energy sources.
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Iowa
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